FROM MARYLAND TO MISSISSIPPI: LESSONS IN PHARMACY EDUCATION
New faculty exchange program engages junior faculty members in an exploration of their roles, responsibilities, policies, and practices as pharmacy educators.
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NO PAIN, NO GAIN IS THE MOTTO FOR SOP’S MCPHERSON
Nationally renowned faculty member has a strong showing at this year’s PAINWeek in Las Vegas.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: OVER-THE-COUNTER PAIN RELIEVERS
Community pharmacist Dr. Cherokee Layson-Wolf answers frequently asked questions about the over-the-counter medications available to help relieve minor aches and pains.
Read MoreWORKING TOWARDS REGULATORY ACCEPTANCE OF A GENE MUTATION ASSAY
Learn how the University of Maryland and International Life Science Institute are working together to provide researchers with access to data from the in vivo Pig-a gene mutation assay.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: STAYING HEALTHY DURING COLD AND FLU SEASON
Community pharmacist Dr. Tim Rocafort answers frequently asked questions and provides tips to help keep cold and flu germs at bay.
Read MoreBROADENING ACCESS TO HEALTH INFORMATION FOR MARYLAND PHARMACISTS
Drs. Daniel Mansour and Nicole Brandt explain how consultant pharmacists can now access Maryland’s Health Information Exchange (HIE) platform to enhance care for their patients.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: ZIKA VIRUS
Clinical pharmacy specialist Dr. Emily Heil answers patients and health care professionals’ frequently asked questions about the Zika virus.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: SEASONAL ALLERGIES
Community pharmacist Dr. Deanna Tran answers frequently asked questions about the over-the-counter medications available to treat seasonal allergies.
Read MoreBRINGING COMPOUNDING PHARMACY TO LIFE AT THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF INDUSTRY
Visitors learn how to compound capsules during a live demonstration in the Dr. Bunting’s Pharmacy exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.
Read MoreSOP’S HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCHERS MAKE A BIG SPLASH WITH “BIG DATA”
Examining the importance of “big data” and how researchers in the Department of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research are getting involved in this cutting-edge field.
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